A new cycle of four paintings by British artist Henry Hudson at Hannah Barry Gallery features a large-scale, custom-fitted Scagliola floor providing a scenography and stage for a series of new performances in the space.
“Wil-o-Wisp” is a new exhibition by Rachel Rose that follows Elspeth Blake, a mystic and healer, across three decades of transformation in 17th century agrarian England.
Rarely-seen drawings by Michelangelo are paired with the powerful installations of Bill Viola in a deeply immersive exhibition at the Royal Academy.
Concrete-Disco-Systems is a solo exhibition of recent work by Andrew Bick at Hales Gallery in London. Celebrating a focused, research-led practice that seeks to reconsider histories of constructivism and systems art in a contemporary context.
CAGNARA at Public Gallery in London is the debut UK solo exhibition from Italian-French artistic duo Marroni-Ouanely unveiling their latest body of work.
Crone Music presents two new, interconnected films by British artist Beatrice Gibson, alongside an expanded events programme in Camden Arts Centre’s Gallery 3; featuring the artists, poets, musicians and wider community with whom the films have been made.
Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art presents for the first time in Europe a solo exhibition by the Korean artist Hyon Gyon
As part of its ongoing project Radical ESSEX, Focal Point Gallery has announced an ambitious new sound commission by the artist and musician Mark Fell
Tintype’s Essex Road project returns in its landmark fifth year. 40 artists’ films are back-projected into the gallery’s window as a form of public art.
‘Earwitness Theatre’ develops Abu Hamdan’s enquiry into the political effects of listening, presenting a new commission that explores the hallucinatory world of the earwitness
l’étrangère, in collaboration with Henryk Galery in Kraków, Poland, presents Welcome to the Country Where the Gypsy Has Been Hunted, an exhibition by the Polish Roma artist Krzysztof Gil
Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere is an exhibition documenting the creation of Turner Prize-winning artist Gillian Wearing’s recently unveiled statue of Suffragist leader Millicent Fawcett, situated in Parliament Square, London.
